URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS

Urinary tract infections can affect any of the organs associated with urination, from the kidneys to the urea. Learn about the causes of urinary tract infections as well as effective methods for treatment and prevention.
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Urinary Tract Infection Lifestyle Tips

Trouble with UTIs? Get tips on how to avoid and treat urinary tract infections.

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  • Men and women have different heart attack symptoms, and it’s actually more difficult for women to tell when they are having an attack. Women who feel faint or short of breath should call 911.
  • When going out to eat, be wary these words: fried, au gratin, crispy, scalloped, pan-fried, sautéed, buttered, or creamed. They usually mean this dish is packed with heart-harming saturated fats.
  • Be berry merry. Ladies who ate three or more bowlfuls of berries (specifically blueberries and strawberries) per week cut their of heart attack by approximately 30 percent.
  • Birth control (aka oral contraceptives) may increase blood pressure and women’s risk for heart disease. Ask your gynecologist about potential side effects before taking a contraceptive.
  • The more you weigh, the more likely you are to suffer from heart disease. One study found that for every seven pounds a 5'10" man gains, his risk of heart disease increases by 11 percent.

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